MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at Heidelberg University - Germany, Heidelberg

4.5 /5

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Faculty of Physics and Astronomy

MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at
Heidelberg University - Germany
Overview

Heidelberg University - Germany`s Faculty of Physics and Astronomy offers MSc in Physics (Fast Track) Degree program. The duration of this program is 1 year. IELTS scores is accepted for admission to Heidelberg University - Germany MSc in Physics (Fast Track).

Duration	1 year
Course Level	PG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
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MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at
Heidelberg University - Germany
Highlights

MSc in Physics (Fast Track) is offered by Faculty of Physics and Astronomy under Heidelberg University - Germany, Germany.
This a Masters level program of a course duration of 1 Years.
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MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at
Heidelberg University - Germany
Curriculum

Latest curriculum for MSc in Physics (Fast Track) at Heidelberg University - Germany can be downloaded from the below link. The curriculum PDF has semester wise course structure, electives and detailed course content. You can also check course curriculum of other specializations offered in MS at Heidelberg University - Germany

MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at
Heidelberg University - Germany
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#27	Biological Sciences QS, 2024
#32	Life Sciences THE (Times Higher Education), 2024
#43	Physics ARWU (Shanghai Ranking), 2021

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MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
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Heidelberg University - Germany
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Applicants must have successfully completed a four year programme in physics (containing 240 ECTS credit points).

The prior degree qualification has to be a Bachelor's in physics (or equivalent degree) worth 240 ECTS credits.

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MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
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Heidelberg University - Germany
Fees

1st year tuition fees

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Tuition & fees	INR 0

Other expenses in 1st Year

Fees components	Amount (for 1 year)
Insurance	INR 97,207
Transportation	INR 53,022
Fees and Contribution	INR 26,688
Other Expense	INR 7,62,810
Total approximate fees	INR 9,39,727

Calculated at the exchange rate of 1 Euro = INR 88.37 | Tuition & expenses were last updated on 4ᵗʰ October 2024

MSc in Physics (Fast Track)
at
Heidelberg University - Germany

Scholarships

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Heidelberg University - Germany
Students Ratings & Reviews

4.5/5

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0% students never faced discrimination in this university

Internships4

Part time work4.5

Post study jobs4.5

Quality of faculty5

Student Life5

Value for money4.5

Public transportation5

Safety5

Indian Food3.5

Permanent Immigration4

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Masters in Physics - Batch of 2026

Offered by Heidelberg University - Germany

4.6

A beautiful adventure awaits.

Tips: Germany is a beautiful country, to begin with, and Heidelberg is the cherry on the top. There aren't many cultural socks I faced while coming from India except that people here are strict regarding the laws and the rules. There are many unsaid rules such as you have to let people offboard before you onboard, you are supposed to carry your ID cards wherever you are travelling etc. I am very satisfied with the course and the country I am in and would ask everyone to definitely check it out as one of your options.

Likes (Quality of faculty): The quality of faculty is top notch especially in Europe, with scientists around the world and professors highly educated and qualified, it is one of the best universities to study in. The teaching methods are similar to what is followed in other European universities but the quality every professor has is phenomenal.

Dislikes (Value for money): For every university in Baden Wurttemberg, an international student from a non-EEA country has to pay a 1500 Euros semester contribution including Indians. This fee is different from the semester fee of 151 Euros and I feel that this is a bit expensive considering the other universities in other states. Also, you have to buy a 27 Euros monthly pass as you do not get a Deutschland ticket at this university.

Reviewed on 5 Nov 2024Read more

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Masters in Physics - Batch of 2024

Offered by Heidelberg University - Germany

4.4

Heidelberg: An enchanting student city

Tips: Joining the University of Heidelberg was one of the best decisions I took in my life. It's the biggest hub of astronomy in the whole of Germany, with more than 400 researchers working in various fields of astronomy. The university provides a lot of majors to specialize in, which makes it very diverse. One of the university's most attractive features is its very flexible system when it comes to taking courses. The university doesn't impart a fixed curriculum to students; instead, the choice of courses is left to students' discretion. The professors are active researchers who impart lectures while keeping a research mentality in mind. They also respect international students and often advise students to make the most out of university life. They are very approachable, and students can do research assistantships in their group for credit or money. Students can also do various part-time jobs easily without risking their education and can earn a good living. Germany's infrastructure is brilliant which actively supports a fit and healthy lifestyle. Though there is a bit of a housing crisis in Heidelberg, good planning in advance can help deal with this issue. The university also hosts multiple student canteens and a big central library, which are open till 1 a.m. The campus provides multiple sports facilities and classes, including skiing and word-fighting. The city also hosts multiple advanced research institutes like Max Planck Institutes and EMBL, allowing students to get research experience through internships. Heidelberg itself is a small, beautiful student city with a river flowing through the city and multiple scenic trekking routes all around the city. Heidelberg is only a few minutes away from Mannheim, providing brilliant connectivity to the rest of Germany and to the majority of the neighbouring countries. This also allows us to explore the rest of Europe during our semester break.

Likes (Safety): Heidelberg is one of the safest student cities in Germany. It has considerably fewer shady places compared to other big cities, and public transport is nice, ensuring safe passage throughout the city. There is a police station at all the major points in the city, and police patrols are regular. Apart from the facilities, the inhabitants of the city are very responsible and caring. I have personally never witnessed a bad situation or crime in my 2 years of living here, and I have also walked freely in the city, even at 2 a.m.

Dislikes (Indian Food): Heidelberg hosts a variety of Indian restaurants ranging from North Indian to South Indian food, which cost 20 euros per person for a good dinner. I prefer cooking myself as I can get all the ingredients very easily, including all the masalas, from the Indian stores and it's cost-effective.

Reviewed on 12 Mar 2024Read more

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